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EliaMarc :
And even Sophie Scholl, well of course they were brave but its so interesting and telling they only talk about them because of their non violent nature. Its like they want to say "you can only resist if literally adolf hitler is your dictator and even then, do it non violently bc if you are violent then you are not better than them". Funnily enough, for me it was my christian evangelic religion teacher who told us about Dietrich Bonhoeffer (a christian priest who tried to kill hitler with a bomb) and praised his decision. A CHRISTIAN RELIGION TEACHER, she was pretty cool i liked her
2026-11-02 15:47:13
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miks :
they dont even teach us about Rosa Luxembourg
2026-11-02 13:38:40
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☭🤑🤑🤑☭ :
I'm in the very last grade and we just now are done with the second World War and are doing the west-east conflict, which gets boiled down to east=communism=bad because government owns everything and does evil stuff and the Heroic west has to save the people
2026-11-02 12:51:47
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iamnumberweon :
I didn’t learn shit about critical thinking in school. Analyse this poem, let’s talk another year about why the nazis were bad. Not a single word about the things leading up to it, no word about the media, other political allies and so on. Never heard of Dutschke or the 68er movement.
2026-11-02 11:13:56
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Francisca 🇨🇫🇩🇪 :
Something I remember vividly from history classes is that before the Nazis took over Germany was politically very divided to the point where both left and right wing extremist constantly participated in riots but the left was always punished harder then the right was. Even in history books they state directly that they turned a “blind eye” on the extreme right which basically helped them be normalized. Something that I am definitely noticing today. Schade, dass das Wissen nur für Schüler im Gymnasium aufgehoben wird. In den Real Schulen wurden Texte kaum hinterfragt Analysierr und nur wiedergegeben
2026-11-02 21:49:27
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Nicky :
Also we didnt learn about the edelweißpiraten who actually menaged to help people under the nazi regime, by committing crimes (derailing trains, stealing foodstamps...) even against the Nazi regime, "violent" and criminal action didnt seem to be justified enough for us to learn about it
2026-11-02 18:29:55
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nopenadanes :
we learn about the revolution of 1848 as well
2026-11-03 00:11:11
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blackness🚩🚩🖤❤️ :
I always thought it's such a shame how the German school system teaches WW1, the Russian Revolution and following Civil War (a tiny footnote) and how the 20s shaped Germany. We had some great revolutionary people back then, but none get named.
2026-11-03 06:15:40
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Shari :
I only recently for the first time saw a video of Rudi speaking and he was incredibly eloquent
2026-11-02 23:43:37
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iLoveMeyneth :
I think the First time I really learned anything about Rosa Luxemburg was this year when I visited Oswiecim. The tour guide talked about her and her resistance. But aside from that, I wouldn’t be able to extensively explain what exactly she was doing or how she died
2026-11-06 10:28:03
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Maxwell cat :
if I'm being fr, German education is cooked. I live in Germany so I know what I'm saying
2026-11-03 08:19:35
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flimosch :
we didn't even have rudi dutschke in class. we talked about luxemburg and liebknecht for a bit but mostly in relation to the spd
2026-11-03 14:24:07
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✮ rob ☭ :
also most people in germany still enjoy the fruits of the labour of the global south. germans are still relatively comfortable because of global exploitation. the combination of global power and limited curricula is what's holding us back. people don't know about class solidarity anymore.
2026-11-02 01:23:22
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Alex Finja :
being taught that the way to resist the Nazis is peaceful. it's ridiculous
2026-11-02 21:19:25
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janina :
✨intersectionality✨ but people love to look at things in a vacuum over here, they have zero comprehension of nuance.
2026-11-02 02:11:29
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Freemind🔻🌻🌻 :
Sociologically Germany encourages not standing out/ falling in line anyone who seems even a bit out of place is "orstrichsied" makes sense that protest is not going to be high on the list of things people can do... They can only protest on things that are agreeable on aka climate change😭
2026-11-02 06:24:44
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B34chc0mb3r :
10th Grader here, they barely even teach about any revolutions anymore. Closest thing we gut was the Putsch revolution and then right after straight to Adolf.
2026-11-02 10:25:13
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belial :
peaceful protesting and voting as the epitome of democracy 😂 it's so sad
2026-11-02 07:55:31
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dd :
some people who consider themselves Antifa are Antideutsche (insane nonsensical zio-aligned group), but not all Antifa are. But yeah, basically none engage in violent protest anyway - that sure is true :')
2026-11-03 08:09:02
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LilÄrgernis 🍉🚩 :
Antideutsche sind nicht Antifa und nicht links auch wenn sie sich selber so verstehen
2026-11-02 14:36:28
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fremmie_ :
You guys learned about revolutions? In my school we were taught the heroic Allies took down Nazi germany.
2026-11-02 22:21:42
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Byanaries 🇩🇪 :
Kommt am 20.11. 🧡 Gegen Kürzungen bei Schulen, Suchthilfe und Psychotherapie! Für ein bezahlbares Leben, Lasten gerechte Verteilung, Grundrechte statt Überwachung, Klimaschutz und Nein zur Wehrpflicht!
2026-11-02 17:46:25
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